Watching a 2,500 psi stream of water shoot out from the wand and striking that rocky soil and slicing right through it was remarkable.On March 13, Dig Different digital editor Luke LeNoble and I traveled to Wabeno, Wisconsin — a small community about two hours north of Green Bay — to take in a hydroexcavating job.RiverView Construction, based in Wausau, was digging trenches for installation of new lines at a cellphone tower site and were using two of their three machines. A Premier Oilfield Equipment hydroexcavator was being used on one side of the small site and a Vactor was
